Fingbox
Fingbox is a cloud system to monitor and manage your network, based on Fing Apps, Applications and Tools. It's a secure, cross-platform, comprehensive solution to discover devices, scan services, analyze and customize your networks, from anywhere.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
- Synchronization
- Network Scanner
Google Drive integration
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Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0.Alternatives
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What is Fingbox?
Fingbox is a cloud system to monitor and manage your network, based on Fing Apps, Applications and Tools. It's a secure, cross-platform, comprehensive solution to discover devices, scan services, analyze and customize your networks, from anywhere. Any fixed or portable device - an iPod, an Android Phone, a tablet, a laptop - becomes an incredibly powerful and convenient tool and contribute a new data to your centralized Fingbox Account. You can also access your account from anywhere, through a gorgeous, easy-to-use Web user interface. All your customizations are automatically synchronized across your devices.
You have also access to advanced features for a professional use. With Fingbox, you can merge Wi-Fi (single and multiple access points) and Ethernet networks into a single profile; every scan performed by any device will contribute changes to that single network. That makes handling large and complex network increadibly easy.
Custom names, icons and details can now be synchronized across different networks. If you have lots of mobile devices that are used across networks, this is just another convenient feature available in Fingbox.
Comments and Reviews
Cool but I would not pick it because is not open-source and I seen too many startups like this going out of business over night or being bought and canceling their services, rendering your devices useless.
I would gladly go for them if they would have an opensource server shipped as a docker container so in case they go bust you can still use it and even continue to maintain it.
They could also have a valid business plan of selling fingbox devices and even charging extra for an optional remote-access feature.